<h1>Due process rights: court blocks expansion of expedited interior deportations for lacking adequate procedural protections.</h1> The district court temporarily enjoined the administration's expansion of expedited removal into the interior, holding that applying the statute to a broad interior population without additional procedural safeguards infringes due process. The opinion stressed that the expedited removal statute itself was not invalidated at the border, but its extension to people long present in the interior requires meaningful protections because prioritising speed risks erroneous removals and treats individuals as if entitled to no process under the Fifth Amendment.